Rights of People Who Are In Detention - Criminal Law ( Penal Code ) : After last we see of your Rights If You In Capture , no...
Rights of People Who Are In Detention - Criminal Law (Penal Code):
After last we see of your Rights If You In Capture, now we will move on to the next related article is related to the previous article, the review of detention Remember When Your In Your rights !!! If indeed we are in the custody, of course, we have to know the next process and your rights while in custody. Well, like anything that becomes your rights when you are in custody? Just consider the following points directly below:
1. In detention you are entitled to get an arrest warrant or a judge Determination Letter, which contained therein your identity, reasons for detention, a brief description of the crime yangg presupposed and hold your spot. And it must also be in tembuskan on your family.
2. If there is no arrest warrant or determination of the judge, immediately notify your Legal adviser.
3. If there are individual officers who still force you to be detained without an arrest warrant or determination of the judge, and there is a threat of violence. You do not fight, follow his will and then you can apply for compensation and rehabilitation through the show Habeas Corpus.
4. The arrest warrant can be issued by:
a). Police, for the purpose of investigation to the period of detention for 20 days and can be extended 40 days with the permission / signature of the prosecutor. After that you should be free by law or; (Article 24 of the Criminal Code).
b). Crime Prosecutor, for inspection at the prosecutor's office, detention carried out for 20 days, can be extended to 30 days with the permission / signature of the District Court, After that you should be free by law or; (Article 25 of the Criminal Procedure Code).
c). District Court, for the purpose of examination in court by a period of detention for 30 days and can be extended to 60 days with the permission / signature of the High Court. After that you should be free by law or; (Article 26 of the Criminal Procedure Code).
d). High Court, an appeal for inspection for a period of detention for 30 days and can be extended to 60 days with the permission / signature of the Supreme Court. After that you you should be free by law or; (Article 27 of the Criminal Code).
e). The Supreme Court, an appeal for inspection for a period of detention for 50 days and can be extended to 60 days by the Chief Justice. After that you you should be free by law or; (Article 28 of the Criminal Procedure Code).
Remember !!, that information on the length of the detention period beyond the above are provisions verdict.
5. You have the right to apply for custody transfer types addressed to the agency that issued the arrest warrant, with or without providing collateral in the form of money or people.
6. Detention and your checks at all levels of the agency may be suspended if it turns out you are suffering from physical or mental illness must be evidenced by a certificate of Doctor.
7. In the detention period you are entitled to as soon as possible to ask in court and transferred the file to the prosecutor's dossier handed over to the district court which would then be set and the trial judge.
Similarly, over the earlier reviews on the Rights of the Detainees Who is In, follow also the next post in about Criminal Law and Civil Law.
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